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| - Later in the evening, at the gates of Hyrule Castle, Link, Zenai and his guards were just approaching them. The prince, still on his horse, rapped on the double doors, and they opened up to allow for entry. Then the group walked into the castle grounds. Link had always wanted to see Hyrule Castle, and its grounds and interior, but this wasn't how he had planned to do it. Zenai then dismounted his horse and gestured for Link to follow suit. He obeyed without question, trying not to look like he was in pain. Link sighed again. "I can hardly wait," he said.
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| - Later in the evening, at the gates of Hyrule Castle, Link, Zenai and his guards were just approaching them. The prince, still on his horse, rapped on the double doors, and they opened up to allow for entry. Then the group walked into the castle grounds. Link had always wanted to see Hyrule Castle, and its grounds and interior, but this wasn't how he had planned to do it. Zenai then dismounted his horse and gestured for Link to follow suit. He obeyed without question, trying not to look like he was in pain. "You'll be staying in the dungeons until I decide otherwise," said Zenai. Link merely glared at the arrogant prince. The two, along with the guards, then entered the castle. However, neither of them had noticed the strange, dark figure that was watching them from atop the castle battlements. It jumped and landed cat-like on the ground, then snuck towards the castle. Agilely scaling a tree near one of the windows, it continued its observation of Link and Zenai. The figure was dressed in a black cloak that obscured most of its features, except for a long pair of horns, and eyes that burned like malignant flames... Inside the castle, Zenai and his guards were leading the captive Link towards another door. "The dungeons are down here," said Zenai, opening the door. The stairway was lit by torches, and the air smelled old and musty. The guards forced Link down the stairs and across the hall, coming to one of the cells. One of the guards opened the cell door, and Link was shoved roughly inside. "Have fun, peasant," said Zenai as the cell door slammed shut. "You'll see me again soon." Link sighed again. "I can hardly wait," he said. Meanwhile again, in Hyrule Field, night had fallen. Lank was standing at the boundary separating Ordon Village from Hyrule Field. "Wow! I can see Hyrule Castle in the distance...it's so big!" he exclaimed, staring at the castle silhouette in wide-eyed wonder. "I just have to get inside there and rescue Link! But..." The youngster looked around warily. He knew only too well that monsters like Deku-Babas, Bokoblins and Stalhounds roamed the fields, especially at nighttime. The worst of these villains in Hyrule Field were known as The Plunderers, a gang of Moblins and Bokoblins that liked nothing better than to attack, rob and even kidnap unsuspecting travelers. Lank would be fair game for the vicious creatures, for they particularly enjoyed preying upon children (which is why none of them living at Ordon Village were allowed to go out into Hyrule Field alone). Apparently, Link was the only person that The Plunderers were somewhat afraid of (they referred to him as "the skinny swordsman"), but Lank, who was close to the spitting image of his older brother (giving him the nickname "Mini-Me"), was not sure how The Plunderers would react if they realized who he was related to. "Well, then I'll just have to hope that I don't run into The Plunderers," said Lank to himself, and he began his trek through Hyrule Field.
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